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MSTSC /CONSOLE Equivalent

Asked by traigo in X-Windows Window Manager

Tags: mstsc, linux, console

I use RDP to manage multiple Server 2003 machines for clients.  In XP, I would use MSTSC /CONSOLE to access the current session rather than creating a new session.  Some of the programs used are not able to run as a service so I need to connect to the active session.  I am able to login through the RDP client in Kubuntu 6.06, but as a separate session.  I was unable to find a linux equivalent to the /console switch.  Does anyone know of one?

Thanks,

Traigo.
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